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Damage to Property Rented to You

What is Damage to Property Rented to You?

Damage to premises rented to you is a type of insurance coverage included in commercial general liability insurance. The term refers to liability protection for damage to a rented commercial property or space, such as a leased storefront. If a covered event, such as a fire, causes harm to the rented space, the policyholder may be protected against liability for the cost of repairs or replacement. This coverage is important for businesses that rely on a rented property, as it can help protect them from unexpected expenses and potential legal disputes. Without this coverage, a business that rents or leases a property could be liable for the cost of repairs or replacement of the rented space.
Lori Cartwright

Lori Cartwright

Traditional Practice Lead; Client Experience Leader


Lori Cartwright, Traditional Practice Lead and Client Experience Leader at the Innovation Practice of The Baldwin Group, brings over 30 years of premier risk management expertise to the team. A veteran of Lockton and Willis Towers Watson, Lori specializes in…

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